On this date in 1749, Edward Rutledge was born. He was a signer of the Continental Association and the youngest signatory to the Declaration of Independence.
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If there is any question about government power, your rights should always get the benefit of the doubt. Not the federal government.
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Believe it or not, over 230 years after the Constitution was adopted, law professors and judges still argue over whether the Constitution gives Congress power to control immigration—and, if it does, the clause of the Constitution that grants that power.
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Confidence in politicians and government people will always lead to a loss of liberty.
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Samual Adams said, “all might be free if they valued freedom and defended it as they ought.”
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In the bump stick case, the plaintiffs demonstrate what not to do; surrender their bump stocks and then sue after the fact. They should have refused to turn them in to anyone and fought for legislation prohibiting local law enforcement from actively assisting any federal authorities on the matter.
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Peace, friendship, and a mutual understanding helped pave the way for North Carolina’s eventual ratification.
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You’ll never get the feds to limit their own power to spy on everyone, everywhere. It’s up to the people and the states to opt out and start the process of bringing the surveillance state to an end. The state-level 4th Amendment Protection Act is a big step in that direction.
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